Word: allowing
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Driskell hopes to continue the Harvard Census 2000 project she started as a council member, which she says will allow the council to "assess where Harvard...
Because the MAC swimming pool is no longer used for competition, Leonard says, it doesn't need stadium seating. He envisions lowering the roof above the pool to allow for five floors, the top two of which would house student offices, fast food eateries and student meeting places...
Coop president Jeremiah P. Murphy Jr. '73 said the store does not allow protests inside the store...
Abercrombie spokesperson Angela S. Benz said the company does not allow demonstrations inside its stores...
Four years and seven months ago, the founders of the modern Undergraduate Council persuaded their fellow representatives to allow a campus-wide, popular election to determine who among future generations would lead the student government. At the time, this great experiment in representative democracy was drastic, but necessary. "Popular elections will galvanize students, make them informed and interested," predicted former council president David M. Hanselman '94-'95. More importantly, insisted then-president Joshua D. Liston '95, the new system would give the council what it currently lacked--credibility among students and administrators...